Overview
- La Mudarra’s festivities opened with a diana floreada, a solemn mass by Mario Martín and a procession where residents danced before the saint’s image followed by wine and live music
- Herrín de Campos restored its traditional danzas del paloteo with choreographed stick dances at multiple stops in the procession and a communal tour of local bodegas
- In Renedo, a misa mayor and subsequent procession featured the municipal folklore school and drew support from 1,700 participants across 57 peñas
- Attendees in Renedo refueled with a popular meal at the Polideportivo Fernando Expósito and took part in a San Antonio bolos contest at the Jesús Vela bowling alley
- Renedo’s June 14 agenda includes a peñas yincana, a petanca tournament, the DJ-led La Carpuca festival and a paella competition to crown the best dish